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Hanging Juries
Jimmy Carter never had a chance. Introducing Henry Volvo and other Saab stories. Ben Stein on the bubble. Plus more.
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Finally, methods recently invented by Arthur (and vaguely copied by PriceWaterhouseCoopers, et al., to enhance “earnings” have to be seriously examined by real-world credit analysts. “EVA” and “EBITDA” are very hot — but what do they have with the ability to pay off the debt??? Hmmm???
p>Great to see Ben back, in a forum fitting him to a “T,” and all the br> others, too! br> — L.A. Stich /p>
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